Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 12, 1920, Page 8

FASHION SUPPLEMENT MV De, ee Ee, The designers of men’s clothing seem; ‘This condition resulted in @ riet of to have recovereu si. their debauch fanciful eoneaptions—sach designer vie- | of extreme ornamentation in the styling 9x with his brether te launch a more} of men’s clothes. The reaction has set ¢Xtreme or unique soneeption many di in. Last Spring wa the first after the | timés regardless of good -taste or the i of the the. first opportunfty | tendeneies ef American ideas for ais . had had for two years, Unetive refinement. heir designing originality! Young mon wore these styles) simply i ai mbered by the restrictions of the} because they seemed toe bé the vogue government economy board which en-| but aceepted them with a notieeabie re- forced decrees of strict simplicity in| luetance, and,.ax the year progressed, | fashion It was natura? when the jthere was an, obvieus receasion to the had been iift ved that the and all restraint | less ornate designs. igners should burst | Designers are quick to sense the ac- th with renewed viger to show the | ceptange or rejection of thelr ideas and velty ideas which they” had sored men’s styles cannot be foreed to the away during the simplicity peried, (degree that is possible with women’s | | tastes, Qf course, /}aa will evidence distinctiveness | movies. | This; however,: will | decorative treatment. \ sical development of the athlete, is 4 eynotel of the Spring styles. Fulbchested coats — with | shoulders, high line waists, | perceptible flare, are the ' features of the young men’s models. mands the attention, time and effort of Dame Fashion, wishing ef io wi as | pleat ang pan y in her own world as her older sister’ does in hers, soil inJdast’ Spring: ors of America, and especially the boxinet! designers, are segetoig seers | nolalty,. Getaling and effort this yexr to sub-juniors than ever before, r, Ps PDT eee ee ee What impression do your friends : .get when they 7 enter your ‘ home? There is a certain unmis- rs takable “atmosphere” about ; a home that shows taste and = practical planning in the Electric Fixtures Without good light, well placed and properly controlled; a home’ can be ever so well and tastily furnished and still lack that final touch that makes it inviting and cheerful, The biggest part of our business is Special Service that helps you plan in selecting and arranging the proper Fixtures for correct and serviceable Lighting. No matter what may be your wants—a single, simple Fixture or a Complete System installed— you will incur no obligation by allowing us to help you in the planning. _ - RIF OGL aM, Natrona Power Co. PHONE 69 e\ \ younger men wil) always leap toward. some novelty ideas—such grooming in contrast to the regulation patyles of the older men and due regog- be — expressed more in the cut of the garment, than in | Vokes and Lines of mo¢el- |ling that lend youthful trimness end | dash to the figure and emphasive phy- English | slightly | }ionger skirts to the coat and a moré} outstanding | |. You'll see a gradual retirement of} @HILDREN CLAIM DAME FASHION’S ATTENTION—Litile. slater new de- | Yelted effects and not en ded eee Fall lines #gThese will sappear again, in the ‘mids -suminer models of out- ing ‘suits #0 as to haed owt tie sport {Sooo TIO OTTO TOOT TTO ATI TTT O TAN | modes, so that this Spring you will note features of “sila summer a@ new aspect in the fazhioning that is ‘for early Sfring, the modelling will bx |more in accord with refined American | in | more In he th | own bd TILL LALA ALA VAISS 2 PL df Mo aM oa Sogo Parente er eeontodtoetet + 22d RS °, ? bb hede 2 > apse: ‘3 * ° % Seafoag so ii Saas got Coats Sasa? Rone », + oe, °, eS Ye > | tinctive, and of & sWagesr sprigthliness. | ‘Vests are largely of the collartess, single-breasted sort, with hardly any or- namentation—pleats and pocket, but- tons are fow, ‘Trousers continue’ to be narrow and | plaids ‘and iridescents will be mest pop-| | nition is aecorded to them in Spring} trim in eut and those without ouffs are | ular, {anaaes, There ape for the riont part, in dark blues, dark greens, purples, myrtles, various, shades of browns, and “bavay, Olive greens and tans, with pin stripes, pencil stripes: and-chalk stripes, | jaiso. two-tone effects. - Gahbardines, {60, are well placed in the Spring. modes and. these ape showy in light — colar “tongs, 3 nts, Tweeds, serges, cheyiots } sdisdimeres are protisely aliown in thes: men's suits’ and in, thé st¥lés,-for’ older’ men, » felose sheqel worsted, and, begs finish | .| Wworsteds geen ty ; = Bradt mgs le-bpeasied suits ave shown.” WP sian Se te ‘wuits wil! be largely insthe sport lols déserived in a foregoing patagr: iteht Feng on trie novelty weave homospune, hep an pera and habituay ian 6 Topeoats are out onthe same model: ‘ hing Hines “ae fb. ch others, slighQy “body others’ ape 1ef the Pheri Ae | Meld! effect,” ‘dome Belewvere tho ys; ‘jnot anywhere is Hie! degre: of last 4 cui or ida 4, clothes, but) most part, whet novelty details are pre- ‘hint qvi- e| sented etl] be mostly indicated in bute Bent kets Mason more quiet and yet withal, dashthg, dis- ‘ton 1 tanents en neekets and cuffs, . seagops,’ Wil’ eae i There are no particdlar lines of pat | terns prescribed “as smost: fashionable, j but small effects will be more notéd} | than: the Ly ids. Narrew stripes, | club, cheeks, mixtures, small over- offacte in these, tene Teather instead brown. y shay- The fabrigs ) cover 2 “wide het Se a chatee.. et Sigil tenet popular than the turn-up sort. the lounge. suits, some pleats, | TFantt a ms thie! Lileks in ‘ pring Se for Me Clothes. NOTED FOR FINE TAILORING “) Phese ne 2 Walter, and eerie ty | ouston, Texas, and three sisters, Mr Mrs. ch: pongee, puecrae Lefringhouse of Casr jot friends ‘here: <a kg a feautiful/hands, Myglish girls’ are wo BE plump: ‘and fleshy. The hands ne ‘gine ott hands of the French, Imlian and Bpring. mole| SDansh girly may be called inajtte ieolts.-or. Next to the Irish girls, the daug'! -|of Poltind deserve the palm so fo gtanad re-| | Mes * out ers distinction of fed with all-the hation®. 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